Environmental Education

Posted at 29 Nov 2024 at 20:54h in News, Environmental Education, Fish conservation, Southern purple-spotted gudgeon, Threatened Species Conservation by
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In late November, students and staff from three Adelaide schools gathered on the banks of Torrens River at Lockleys with precious cargo. The schools (Urrbrae Agricultural College, Holy Family Catholic School and St Francis Xavier's Regional Catholic School) had been given the very special task...

Posted at 25 Sep 2024 at 14:48h in News, Community Nursery Project, Environmental Education by
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You may remember from a previous newsletter that NGT was awarded a grant to promote the use of indigenous plant species in public gardens around Mount Gambier. Over the last month we have kicked off plantings around town starting at Burrandies Aboriginal Corporation and Tenison...

Posted at 29 Aug 2024 at 16:15h in News, Adelaide Parklands, Community Biodiversity Events, Environmental Education, Events by
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Could you ever imagine that a butterfly would be helped by an ant to complete its life cycle?! When you consider that ants can be a formidable force in the bush, its amazing to know that ants will tend to a particular special caterpillar species...

Posted at 27 May 2024 at 16:25h in News, Environmental Education, Wetland Condition Assessment Tool, Wetland Restoration on Private Land by
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Recently, NGT organised a two-day training session for ecologists working in wetlands in south west Victoria, presented by Doug Frood from Pathways Bushland and Environment.Each participant is now certified in the use of the Index of Wetland Condition (IWC) assessment. The IWC assessment is one...